A Race for Refuge
If you had wings, imagine flapping them for 500 miles nonstop, over water. Bird migration across the Gulf of Mexico is rigorous and ventured twice a year. Their springtime journey can be met with tempestuous rainstorms and high winds, creating hazards they must avoid. Coastal lands of Texas are often the first they encounter and provide refuge for tired and hungry migrants. Preservation of coastal habitat is vital to this successful journey for thousands of tiny avian gems.
COLLECTION:
Donation to the Gulf Coast Bird Observatory from Mr. & Mrs. S. Carroll.
Description: Cerulean Warbler, American Redstart, Blackburnian Warbler, Magnolia Warbler and Hooded Warbler
Medium: Watercolor
Size: 28.5” w x 19” h
Original: SOLD
Archival Print: 20.5h x 29"w, $350
Archival Print: 18h"x 24"w. Please contact Gulf Coast Bird Observatory for signed/numbered limited series of 25.
